Administration



Welcome Back, Meadowbrook!
It is with great excitement and gratitude that I welcome our students, families, staff, and community back to Meadowbrook Middle School for another incredible school year. As I begin my fourth year as Principal of Meadowbrook, I am honored to continue serving a campus filled with talented students, dedicated educators, and supportive families.
For the past 19 years, I have proudly served the Fort Worth Independent School District in a variety of roles that have shaped my passion for education and student success. My experiences as an Assistant Principal, Turnaround Secondary Coordinator, Instructional Coach, and Content Coach have reinforced my belief that every student can achieve greatness when provided with high expectations, meaningful support, and strong relationships.
At Meadowbrook Middle School, Excellence is the Expectation, and I remain committed to ensuring that every student has the opportunity to grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Together, we will continue to foster a safe, supportive learning environment where students are encouraged to think critically, lead confidently, and prepare for a successful future.
I firmly believe that education is a partnership between school, home, and community. I look forward to collaborating with our families and staff as we work together to empower our students to reach their fullest potential.
When I am away from campus, I enjoy spending time with my husband, Titus, and our daughter, Evelynn, who is now a proud 2nd grader in Fort Worth ISD. I am also honored to serve my community through Freedom Church in Bedford, Texas, and as a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated.
Thank you for entrusting me with the privilege of leading this amazing school community. I am excited about the opportunities that lie ahead and look forward to another year of learning, growth, and achievement.
Welcome back, Buffaloes! Let's make this our best year yet.
I was born in Puerto Rico and raised between Philadelphia and the island, where I spent most of my formative and academic years. I earned both my bachelor’s degree in Teaching English and her master’s degree in Teaching English as a Second Language from Ana G. Méndez University in Puerto Rico. Driven by a passion for leadership in education, I later obtained her principal certification through Region 11’s GO program and I am currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership.
With 17 years of experience in education, I began my teaching career as an English teacher in Puerto Rico. In 2013, My family and I moved to Fort Worth, Texas, where I became a dual language teacher. My commitment to student success and instructional excellence led me to transition into school leadership, and I have proudly served as Assistant Principal at Meadowbrook Middle School for the past four years.
I has been married for 23 years and am the proud mother of two college-aged sons. My eldest, Christian, is studying Political Science at TCU with aspirations of becoming a lawyer, while my youngest, Julian, is attending Wayland Baptist University on a full basketball scholarship. Our family also includes their beloved dog, Vader, and cat, Alaska.
Outside of school, my family and I enjoy spending time at the beach, listening to music, and cheering on Julian at basketball games.
Damon Sumner is the 6th Grade Administrator at Meadowbrook Middle School, proudly serving in this role for five years. With a total of nine years of administrative experience, Damon began his career as a Social, Emotional, and Academic Support (SEAS) teacher, where he dedicated eight years to fostering student growth.
As a strong leader, Damon is passionate about meeting students at their level and believes that building meaningful relationships with both students and parents is essential. He is committed to enhancing the school community and culture, ensuring a supportive, safe, and engaging environment for all.
Damon's favorite quote is: "Every great story starts with a struggle. Make your struggles the foundation of your legacy, not the excuse for your failure."
He is also a proud member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity.
